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Polestar 2: Our first fully electric car is still as beautiful as ever

Being the older sibling is never easy. Suddenly there is a new member in the family, and you are no longer the apple of everyone’s eyes. In the case of Polestar 2, there are two new members who are getting all the attention, and rightly so. But that doesn’t mean we should forget the significance of our first fully electric car. It’s still as beautiful as ever.

Futuristic airship design

Can the flying car make the big jump from the screen to the sky?

What do Back to the Future, The Jetsons, and Bladerunner all have in common? In addition to being some of the 21st-century's most influential pop-culture events, they all featured something that has fascinated human imagination for over a century: the flying car. With this in mind, we decided to sit down with Siddhesh Bhogal to talk about his Polestar 40 airship, the future of mobility, and why we need to start looking at flying cars differently.

Artist Emily Medbury stands in an outdoor space surrounded by concrete walls, looking up to the sky.

Circularity through the power of art: Meet Emily Medbury

In collaboration with Polestar, Melbourne-based artist Emily Medbury has created and unveiled the Re:Purpose Collection. Comprising of three bespoke sculptures, the piece stands as a powerful testament to the principles of circular design, innovative thinking, and celebrates the sustainable design elements of the Polestar 3.

Large industrial orange pipes in old courtyard

Milan is the centre of the design universe (again)

With machine learning exhibitions, anti-smartphone throwbacks, and a giant brutalist orange lavatory, Milan Design Week is always one of the most sought-after tickets on the cultural calendar. Designs first seen on these well-trodden streets inevitably filter down into your homes, wardrobes, and, yes, even cars. As any good creative will tell you, if you want to see what’s coming next in the world of design, you must first start in Milan. We join Nargess Banks for this year’s must-see attractions at Salone del Mobile and Fuorisalone.

Experience the difference with a Polestar test drive

No stranger to doing things differently, Polestar has designed a unique test drive experience for our customers, and it starts well before you get in the car.

Montreal skyscrapers.

This cultural capital is home of the most happening Polestar Space

Montréal is home to our most popular Space in the Polestar universe. Join us as we explore the appeal, ambitions, and goings-on in Canada’s favourite jazz city.

Bodine van Styrum smiling towards camera

Polestar's latest in-car app: Behavioural science is taking on EV charging

A new renewable charging app in the Netherlands has the potential to transform the EV charging landscape by providing real-time data on the country's energy mix. We spent the day with Behavioural Scientist Bodine van Styrum to learn the complex processes behind decision-making and how technology, including Polestar's new in-car renewable charging app, can play a vital role in tackling climate change.

Furniture on plank pathway in forest

One company is going green with paper paste

The choices we make are increasingly being shaped by eco-consciousness. Whether it’s reusing and recycling, choosing more environmentally friendly transportation, or supporting brands that prioritise sustainable practices, our decisions can significantly impact our environmental footprint. One company is on a mission to make its interior design products the obvious decoration choice for the eco-friendly shopper. Meet Paper Paste Living.

Stig Blomqvist in Polestar 3

The Scandi Flick: How Sweden transformed rally driving

For most people, when they think of rally drivers, they think of Scandinavians. Strong stoic types, sat behind a wheel, tearing through asphalt, gravel and snow at breakneck speeds. But that's not the full picture. These racing drivers fundamentally changed the way cars were actually driven. They did things differently, building faster lap times in new ways. And today, we are lucky enough to talk to one of the greatest of them all: Stig Blomqvist.

Exploring the intersection of art, design, and sustainability: Meet Julia Koerner

Austrian designer Julia Koerner, renowned for her innovative work in the realms of architecture, product design, and fashion, offers a unique perspective on the convergence of technology, sustainability, and creativity.

Control center at wind tunnel

Finding the path of least resistance: Aerodynamics in the age of electric vehicles

Have you ever wondered what clay, raindrops, and wind tunnels have in common? They all play pivotal roles in ensuring your Polestar is safe, energy-efficient, and exciting to drive. But that only scratches the surface. We talked with Anders Gunnarsson, Polestar’s Manager of Quality and Industrialisation Design Exterior, to learn more about the fascinating world of aerodynamics.

Polestar 4 and Polestar 3 on stage in front of red tulips

SUV vs SUV-coupé: What’s the difference between the two latest additions to the Polestar family?

At Polestar, nothing is left to chance. A car with the Polestar badge on its nose has been painstakingly designed and engineered to suit the varied lives its drivers lead - after all, we all have different priorities, places to be, and things to do. So, while the Polestar 3 and Polestar 4 may seem similar to the untrained eye, in reality, there are plenty of differences both over and under the skin.

Linda Skogsberg standing in front of picture of Polestar 4

Linda Skogsberg: What sustainability looks like in 2024

Sustainability is a big word. These 14 letters have the power to enlighten, engage, and enrage in equal measure. For some, it's an afterthought. For others, the only thought. Today, as we release our Polestar Sustainability report 2023, we speak to Linda Skogsberg to find out why sustainability is still front and centre at the company.

Frauke Hameister.

Chasing the Northern Lights

The night is dark and full of wonders. This could be the tagline for a wintery city in the north of Sweden. Jokkmokk (Sami for “River’s Curve”) is home to a 400-year-old local crafts market, some 4,000 residents, and the dancing green lights in the night sky, commonly referred to as Aurora Borealis.

Cam and Lana Graves with their Polestar 2

What's in my frunk: with Cam and Lana Graves

Welcome to episode two of ‘What’s in my frunk’, where we follow athletes and adventurers in their daily escapades and uncover the essentials in their trunk and frunk. Whether it’s snowboarding north of the Arctic Circle or endurance running in the South Island of New Zealand, there are no limits. Today, it’s all about the latter.